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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 15 December 1925, Page 1

Two Beauties vie for one man’s love—two women in Fashion's Fineries match wit and whims, charm and grace for one man’s heart, at CULLERS’ this evening. FULLERS’ George Fitzmaurice Offers his Eight-Reel Pageant Drama: HIS SUPREME MOMENT. HONALD COLMAX ..AM) BLANCHE SWEET. One moment of rapture, one moment of bliss, one moment when man and maid forgot all the world in the ecstasy of a kiss. Maybe you, too. have had a supreme moment,maybe you, too, have dreamed of one. But none could find its outlet as this one does in the danger spots of South America, in the luxurious ball-rooms of high society—in the hidden nooks and romantic haunts that only sweethearts have known. SEE—The Big Beauty Pageant in Colour, Beauties of every race and clime—photographed in natural colours —and appeal ing in the big "love of all nations’’ sequence in this colourful and glowing drama. THE GAUMONT GRAPHIC. HOPE OF ADVENTURE. MERMAID COMEDY. POOR BUTTERFLY. MERMAID COMEDY. SPECIAL NOVELTY ATTRACTION, SOMETHING NEW. THE CITY OF STARS. A personally conducted tour through the vast Universal Studios, where you will see your screen favourites at work and moving pictures in the making. The Royal Orchestra: Direction Mrs Agnes Scott, A.T.C.L., L.A.B. Stalls 1/-, D.C. 1/6; Reserves 570. ,

DOMINION THEATRE, TEMUKA. TUESDAY. SEE BREEZY, BUOYANT, HARRY CAREY, ' In a Stupendous Drama of Breakneck Speed and Action: THE KICKBACK. THE KICKBACK. A big, quick action tale, lull of action and tense drama. GAZETTE. COMEDY. MISS HORGAN, DRESSMAKER AND COSTUMIER, Opp. Ballantyne’s. Ladies’ Own Material made up into the Latest and Most Exclusive Designs. For appointments ring Telephone 953. CRAIGHEAD SCHOOL. CANTATA: . “LITTLE SNOWWHITE.” ST. JOHN’S SCHOOLROOM. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), AT 7.45. ADMISSION 2/-. BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. ’ CiGRTj ■/ > FRIDAY NIGHT. FRIDAY NIGHT/ THEATRE ROYAL. •8 o’clock. Professor Shelley will' be the Principal Speaker. ST. ANDREWS. A FAREWELL SOCIAL to MR and MRS G. FORD, will be held in the above Hall, on WEDNESDAY, December 16. Ladies a Basket; Non-Subscribers 2/6. ADAIR SCHOOL. ’TTIE ANNUAL PICNIC & SOCIAL will be held in the above School, on THURSDAY, 17tli. DANCE TO FOLLOW. M. E. ROONEY, Chairman. FAIRVIEW. DREAK-UP DANCE, THURSDAY/ D December 17. Lucky Spot Waltz. Prize, Christmas Cake. Music, Lewis Bros. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. Important: McKinney’s Lorry leaves Wood’s Garage at 7.45; Return Fare 1/-. E. G. BUTLER, Chairman.

CLA^IDEBOYE. THE OFFICIAL SWITCHING ON OF ELECTRICAL POWER, By . THE CHAIRMAN OF THE POWER BOARD. A GRAND BALL, to celebrate the above Event, will be held in the Clandeboye Hall, on THURSDAY, December 17th, at 8 p.m. Special Lighting Decorations. Miss Dewar’s Orchestra. Gents 3/-, La'dies 1/G. SUTHERLANDS SCHOOL PICNVC. nrilE ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF * PRIZES will take place on WEDNESDAY, December 16th, at 2 p.m. in the School. The Picnic will be held on THURSDAY, December 17th, at Raincliff Bush. Mr Couloirs Bus will leave the School at 9 a.m. All Cars especially requested to meet at the School. All Parents and Friends invited. Refreshments Provided. W. BLACKWOOD, Chairman. T HE WINNING GLIDE. HILTON ROAD RACE. (R. O’Neil] 3rd, L. Bell utli.) Y'ou won’t be amongst the Also Startcds, if you “Glide.” PI'S BUILT TO WIN. It. D. GIB 13, Glide Cycle Works, Tcmuka. THANKS. IWTISS QUEENIE BRYANT desires to thank Dr. Unwin, Sister Me- ! Arthur and Staff for kindly attentions during her recent illness; also all friends for their kindly enquiries. NOTICE. A CLIENT will build SHOP AND DWELLING, CHURCH STREET, to Suit Tenant. Particulars from: TURNBULL AND RULE, Architects. IRISH LINEN. REDUCTION SALE FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. 14th to 19th DECEMBER. 28 SARAH STREET.